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I’m a Lady Kenmore fan. As much as I like it to be my Cadillac as far as a washing machine goes, I would give the black Frigidaire the nod here (see Unimatic1140). —Charles—

If I’d were to get myself a vintage dishwasher today, it would be a Horbet Built KitchenAid from the 1970’s or 1980’s or the Solid-State Sears Kenmore. Our family had the Sears Kenmore so described, and it was a great dishwasher. It lasted 16 years. —Charles—

A Sears Lady Kenmore Set in Avocado like today’s POD, and a GM Frigidaire Set with a washer that has an Up & Down Agitator. The Frigidaire Set would be a Roller-Matic or a 1970-79 1-18. —Charles—

Early 90’s —Charles—

In today’s dollars Being that this was GE’s TOL Washer and Dryer Set from 1972. In today’s dollars, these would be worth about $3,000.00 to $3,500.00 (about the equivalent of a Lady Kenmore set at Sears). —Charles—

Nice Whirlpool Belt-Drive Set. But now, the dryer? I love the Full-Width Door on this one, but one in the Brady house has a Centered Swing Open Door, doesn’t it? —Charles—

The Washer Does this washer have a 3-Speed Motor on it or a 2-Speed one on it, and does it have the Catalyst System on it? This washer looks like it’s pretty loaded. —Charles—

So, when are we finally going to get to see it and the 1969 Westinghouse in action??

My choice for a vintage clothes washer. (01). Belt-Drive Lady Kenmore w/Triple Dispenser, Keyboard Panel, and Vari-Flex Agitator (02). Whirlpool/Kenmore Direct-Drive w/Dual-Action Agitator (preferably, a Catalyst) (03). Maytag A806 (04). ANY Frigidaire w/Up-Down Agitator (Unimatic...

Post # 1179449 My Childhood Dryer is pictured in next one before the previous one. DEFINITELY it’s no Lady, but it went well with my 1967 Kenmore Washer then later on, my 1976-78 Kenmore Series 70 Washer. It didn’t have a lighted console nor a lighted drum, but it had the core features like...

Post # 1179449 My Childhood Dryer is pictured in next one before the previous one. DEFINITELY it’s no Lady, but it went well with my 1967 Kenmore Washer then later on, my 1976-78 Kenmore Series 70 Washer. It didn’t have a lighted console nor a lighted drum, but it had the core features like...

Kenmore Model 700 or 800 (early 1970’s) I was going say early 1970’s Model 700 or Model 800. #3 in the lineup that year. But I was going to say #2 or #3 in the beginning. Both of those had detergent dispensers that year along with the Lady Kenmore. The #2 had toggle switches, and the #3...

A 1966-73 Lady Kenmore with a 3-Speed Motor and a Vari-Flex Agitator, and a 1999-2001 Kenmore Elite Catalyst. And a Speed Queen TC-5 round out my dream three for 2022-2023. —Charles—

Gordon…. Welcome Back Gordon… —Charles—

Vintage Dishwasher I would put into my kitchen. Hobart Made KitchenAid

Sears Kenmore Clothes Dryer The dryer that’s pictured is a 1980’s 70 Series. Good mid priced dryer (electric or natural gas), but not featured enough to be an 80 Series, 90 Series, or a Lady Kenmore. But nicely featured for a mid priced dryer. With the match all console of the rest of the...

TOL Vintage Dishwasher (1960’s/1970’s)? KitchenAid (by Hobart) —Charles—

My favorite dryers…… . 1960’s and 1970’s — Lady Kenmore and/or Sears Kenmore (#2 or #3 in the lineup) . 2000’s Kenmore Elite . 2005-2007 TOL Speed Queen with Electronic Controls . 1970’s Frigidaire 1-18 —Charles—

When they were taken over by Whirlpool. —Charles—

I’m going to say Norge or Montgomery Ward. —Charles—